The phrase "act of initiation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the process or action of starting something, such as a ceremony, event, or procedure.
Example: "The act of initiation into the fraternity was a memorable experience for all the new members."
Alternatives: "process of initiation" or "initiation action".
A suite of R3 MYBs act as suppressors of initiation in surrounding cells, generating a spacing pattern across the leaf [ 18].
These results do not rule out any specific model for the mechanism by which miRNAs repress translation in the ovary, but do allow for translational inhibitory mechanisms that act after initiation of translation.
The new variant of the process allows the decision to proceed to either to proliferation or to apoptosis (or to quiescence) to precede the act of division or apoptosis initiation.
In transcription, the TATA-box acts by increasing the rate of initiation [ 19, 31, 32].
Therefore, the objective of this study was to assess the utilization and responsiveness of the ACT at the initiation of asthma therapy in a primary care setting.
pDC also have the ability to act as antigen-presenting cells capable of initiation and regulation of T cell responses [56].
The effect was striking; while only 1% of antimalarial consumers purchased ACTs before initiation of the subsidy, that fraction increased to about 40% a year later.
This has implications for the ability of nanoscale surface flaws to act as initiation sites for the nucleation of defects.
Together, this data clearly indicates that, like humans, CpG islands in L1 promoters may play an important role in the transcriptional activation of mouse L1 elements and that the presence of CpG islands most likely influences the ability of YY1 motifs to act in transcriptional initiation of promoters.
The solicitation at which the Texas Act is aimed may or may not involve the payment of initiation fees or dues to the solicitor.
